Is your dream big enough? Joanne and I visit Chicago each December for our annual pre-Christmas jaunt to relax, enjoy the lights, and celebrate Joanne’s birthday. We eat at our favorite restaurants, stroll through decorated stores, browse in art galleries,…
Americans are pretty fond of the idea of retirement — when we get to quit working and just do nothing. That may be a useful framework for some people, but not for 48 Days Eagles like Rich Allen. For Rich,…
What do you want to provide people in your business? Some people are going to interpret that question literally, and answer about what they sell or what services they offer. That’s great! But what I’m really asking about is the…
Some of the stories that circulate in the entrepreneurial world follow people who have made a dramatic shift in their working life. But often, jumping from a full-time career to being a full-time entrepreneur looks more like turning a large…
A Membership Community Changed Our Entire Business From 2005 to 2017 we ran live events at our beloved 48 Days Sanctuary (a converted barn on our Franklin, TN property). We would cap those events at 48 attendees who would cram…
Erin Casey is an Eagle that I go way back with, and that I’ve had the privilege of watching blossom into the incredible entrepreneur, coach, and encourager she is today. Erin is a writer by trade, and over the course…
I talk a lot about investing in yourself and your success. A lot of times this can take the form of going to conferences, getting a coach, or going through courses that develop your skill sets. But, today I want…
Do you dread Mondays? A lot of people do, especially if their work isn’t bringing them joy or utilizing their passions. My book No More Dreaded Mondays is all about how to find your passion and get to a place…
Going into business for yourself and becoming an entrepreneur can be scary. But on the other side, for many people, a healthier more well-rounded life awaits. Today, I want to share the story of two entrepreneurs in the 48 Days…
When a lot of people are asked to tell their stories, they start at the beginning of their lives. Not Phyllis Jenkins. When she told us about her journey on an Eagles Monday Mentor call, she started with, “my story…